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Go Gray In May

Did you know that May is Brain Tumor Awareness Month? Learn about our “gray efforts” and find out what you can do to help spread the word. Let’s Go Gray in May together and increase awareness around the need for more research to find a cure!

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Smarter Research

Finding new brain cancer treatments will take a team effort. We bring together scientists from leading research institutions and companies to drive collaboration and invest in projects, which demonstrate leadership, leverage, and impact. 

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Together We Make A Difference

Finding new treatments for brain cancer is a team effort and we need your help.  Events like the Race for Hope DC 5k Run/Walk are important to raising awareness and funds to fight this disease.

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Host your Own Fundraiser

Planning your own fundraiser can be a fun and meaningful way to raise important funds and awareness.  Or honor yourself or a loved one with a Memorial or Tribute Page.

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Investments for a Cure

Our network of brain cancer researchers are speeding the development of new treatments.

Our Impact

In partnership with Genentech, we helped develop Avastin to treat brain cancer patients.

Raising Funds for Research

Finding new treatments for brain cancer is a team effort and we need your help.  We hope you'll join us.

Latest News

May 14, 2012 05:40 PM

Brain tumor survivor Mark Green participated in the 15th Annual Race for Hope DC and shares his story.

May 4, 2012 10:23 AM

Interview Highlights ABC2's High-Risk, High-Reward Approach To Developing New, Effective Treatments for Brain Tumor Patients

April 30, 2012 12:47 PM

ABC2's Danielle Rosenscruggs and her family are Going Gray in May to support Brain Tumor Awareness Month.  Are you?

March 28, 2012 04:15 PM

More than 1,000 participants joined forces for the 3rd Annual Florida Brain Cancer 5k Run/Walk and raised more than $140,000 on behalf of Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure.

March 22, 2012 11:36 AM

ABC2's Race Towards A Cure team at the LA Marathon raised more than $112,000 to fund cutting-edge brain tumor research.

March 21, 2012 02:15 PM

Max Wallace, CEO of Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure, represented the brain tumor community at a patient advocacy meeting hosted by the National Cancer Institute last month.

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